Chile: New report urges urgent new approach to secure quota sharing for North-East Atlantic pelagics

게시됨 2023년 6월 23일

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A new report commissioned by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) urges coastal states to adopt a new approach to quota sharing for north east Atlantic pelagic fish stocks, following years of broken agreements and quotas set above sustainable limits. The report recommends majority voting and dispute resolution mechanisms to prevent breakdowns in negotiations and ensure sustainable catches. The MSC is calling on coastal state governments to address the current lack of agreement on shared fish stocks, following the loss of their MSC certification in 2019 and 2020, and is supported by retailers and seafood brands committed to sustainable sourcing.

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New report urges urgent new approach to secure quota sharing for NE Atlantic pelagics. Coastal State governments need to urgently adopt a comprehensive new approach to reach an agreement on quota sharing for key north east Atlantic pelagic fish stocks, a new report commissioned by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has found. The report, North-East Atlantic Pelagic Fisheries – Management Challenges for Straddling Fish Stocks, by marine consultancy ABPMer, says that years of broken agreements on quota sharing for blue whiting, herring and mackerel has resulted in quotas being set above sustainable limits, threatening the long term health of these vital fish stocks. The report suggests, however, that agreement on sustainable catches, that reflects scientific advice, is possible if the mechanisms for agreeing quotas are reformed. The recommendations set out in the report would prevent states from being able to walk away from reaching agreements that could secure the long term ...

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